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MTB Reviews > Mountain bikes > Full suspension bikes > Gary Fisher HiFi Carbon
LET THERE BE CO-MOLDING.
Without getting too crazy or technical about it, co-molding is a way to attach critical elements to a bike without adding weight or compromising the bikes strength. Where traditional bonding can allow components to "peel" away from the frame, co-molding rethinks the relationship between bike and components, all but eliminating any likelihood of failure.
Gary Fisher HiFi Carbon Reviews
Description: (from fisherbikes.com)
LET THERE BE CO-MOLDING.
Without getting too crazy or technical about it, co-molding is a way to attach critical elements to a bike without adding weight or compromising the bikes strength. Where traditional bonding can allow components to "peel" away from the frame, co-molding rethinks the relationship between bike and components, all but eliminating any likelihood of failure.
Reviews
on June 17, 2009
Pros
Climbs like a goat. Very light and responsive. Handles switchbacks with ease. Love the lockout option for the rear shock. Got a screaming deal from George's Cycle on the 2008. model.
Cons
Hmmm! Absolutely nothing.
Review
I always recommend having a couple of riding years under your belt before investing in carbon.
Pros
This is a great MTB and is very light. A hard working machine.
Cons
None!
Review
Experienced XC or AM riders.
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